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Cha nge of Location,

Kseney's station, on the Delaware
City aud Newark R.ilroad, has been
removed to Dayett's mills, Pencader
anndret, ani neat station house has
tesn erected. Tais Is a good change, as
It contributes grsatly to the accommo
dstion of toe citizens of the Deighbor.
hood.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Cause of Sudden Deaths.

Two'thirds OF oil the sudden deaths
reported throughout The land are un-
doubtedly caused by dyspepsia or indi.
session, which may be prevented by
DR.. Simms' Anti Dyspepsia Powders
and Vegetable Liver Pills. Depot
Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del.
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Sewer Pipe.

Persons who intend to put down drain
or sewer pipes the coming season should
call at the Office, No. II West Eighth
street, and examine the vitrifed salt
glazed pipe, made by the Delaware
Terra Gotta Company. The most dura-
bic pipe Is not only the best, but the
cheapest In the end. Great improve
ments have been made by the company,
and their works are worth an examina-
tior.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
,.eksop l. sbarp's

l'..or x sharp Company's
/. , srs resourtinS with the in'
~ of Industry. The comps
w a- he vays 8 twin screw
~, w. d,r5c!n: pgrposes. The
| N, o. A bnss, Hewlett % o.,
n The machinery compi ises
II n furnished by Nsaffe x
lilaispsia. This VIII ! makt
vsr, the jackson & Sharp
,t, bave built. The compa
II,o bui!iiug two scows for
nu,oopel for the same par
n, ara each 10 fest long, 81
10 feet depth Of hold.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

hTY CoCSClL will meet again
bug, on ~ the city hsa no
! sles.., NJ maIke;s, DO light
y! nlr no parks u look alter,
he no asa ,wei;erlng in heat
o'clock ana wren .nIng Itself
XIX 81 nothing.
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Assignment.

lrbtis Of tie FArnisrs' Mutual
4 kClurary afateelifei I"pay
|reo. vi 80 cauts On the 81 uOC
\, los .U,ta.nei by The udrn
! tcu. o1 Msrtin MILES. 0t
|ipe Hu' died Az who pay
|.meat 1,ijlr the Il u prok.rno
L..;lai rebate y. seyea per
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

WILL YOU SUPPER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ghiloh's Vita.
lizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth, cor. End and Market cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

SLEKPLLss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal InJec.
tor free. Danforth's and and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

We invite those who have been un .
BILE to get hour that would just suit
them to give Us trial. as we know we
can satisfy them. j. q. Hamilton &,
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Spring Drt ss Goods,

Ladies' can find some very decided
bargains among Cranor g Co.'s wooden
drets eoods, as they have made some
very decided reductions.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

The products OF Hart & Brother have
. world wide reputation, and their
nams and boneless shoulders rank az
q. No. /, while their lard, bacon and
other goods are excslled by none. Tb, jr
establishment is not only q credit ,e
this city, but also furnishes employ.
ment to large number OF hands.
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ON FRIDAY,
DAY CT July, 1887,
9 Z ''c'o's p. n,
['lag tessrlhsd .

,sts,s ts SP.,'I'sd 1., real estate VIZ.
ssisa, ft.tn;ss, + at si;uae in tse prick c,;l;
|sy s%sl';' O'aAaod and ts desstiosd asd
/ .a.sta ss 4 I FGIa' oa the ,,0,,o.,,
!t..Ig !st,g ron Sas 'se,of i ieet st'
lFsa.' m ,,,Sepcs ssu,helItiIyr ltIr ~ = Size oi
ks,% u q The Si,, diyls,,. gassIcg Ihi"usb %ist,
FiiSo lSs aoass. .'i" attsi.i,l0,e s9il estwes0a a
nlsl str,s, a1' ,taeaoe h., esstsry Ga nl. The
F5ss5A ss 5Ao@hefiy q 5i,,,, i;s, . iachts ii 70 a
1 9p;h,ssI1ya asa a.. ir,nliIin Win si,a., the 3e
BIZ ',eac, ia.r,D31 Yt ~, >. den siiest ct
eatSei"s'or !.sc, ssE,, q aTIai,isris q
81 isg1;i'.75 &C. S4' '-e7 nay. II, Bo5s Ss
|a;q 70 51 5ans1 w., sad La iv'; N Masite prep
Wn%.in,,tgo,, Sheriff.
. s'Or, July l2,
~ Yi2-ood.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

THAT HACKING COUGH can be go
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by N. B. Danforth, !,
corner Second and Market streets.
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Go To

Taylor g Pullerton's. No. 3o2 King
street, for puve drugs of all descrip-
rion.
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yne WeRtiiog.

tor p,omisrs to be fair, with
\ ti,h temperature. Similar
(,si,! probably prevail on Sat.
Ia Sons sections OF
n,
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a, Berks County,

|xo Ju.y 1S -Mo'es kotner. ti.d.
HI, ('spOT . youag farmer, oro.hes ans
(,,ic' Attorney R1theInel' ,.,a aun
n,ar. ~, a butcatT, met tniS
n. H. ar opfn ia.1, year FIee1.
" colpiy, 81 TO decide who nv vas
H. ~ q, ,pi Bsiks County" They
[!,h birc spuckles, stripped 10
[, ~ vlt9out o referee kictlhs
|, MINI allowed, They orn'
" S apd kicked each other IN
H. ma, .and.toass style Tor a.,
/ |u,.. when their ffiends @ toos
'I ,h,rre RJtbermel had noth
L'a spd was badly kicked 10
"a " sblomen. Tsnp'sr's race
uuSi,pup!shsd. " Five hundred
,'r,aed tie fi2tt.
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why Borrow Trouble

when you oAn always find just what
you want In hat or bonnst at Mrs. x. s
Kirby ., 200 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all COZ signmept koods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, GIT
Market street.
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Pure candles at Ferguaon's.

Llppinoott's famous Rheumatic Com
pound. Sure cure. Taylor & Fuller.
ton, 802 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

Importers consignment OF millinery
goods at 617 Market strsat. Wonderful
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

Let tie thiysty try Battermilk, suci
as made at creamery, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
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> NALE -RN A.InnIn -,

/ rI,!.L,E ISALE, :; BY VIRTUE OF
n,..i L,,trl facia, TO me directct
NsrrH,,p 70 plh'lc sale, at III. co,,r, @
sirpe,, II, W. r., between Tenth and
'ceOuatl, Dl., Fl" ihihEton,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
High Minced Pc aches

The following is from ths West Chcs.
ter Local News: Abran Air6ood Of
Atslen says tina some years ago g
chestnut tree growing near that place
had hole In II some forty feet from
the ground, and many 8 squirrel he
had shot that he saw emerging from
that hole. A few years ago the tree
was broken off near the boie by o storm.
Sitoe then peach s'oGe. which had
been carried into the hole by sauirrel.
6ad spl outed. A tree Lad grown from
this sprout and th 8 year 1t IL loaded
with peaches Ii 10 certainly very
remarkable occurrence.
Grocers' Meeting.
Tae Wilmington Grocers' Associa-
tion will hold their regular monthly
meeting this aftern oon, in the Phillips
Building, Fourth and French streets.
Arrangements will be made for the an
nual excursion Of the association TO
Pennsgrove in the near future. Many
other things will be cor sidered In reln-
tion to purchasing C c,al, -four and grocer
les at the lowest cash prices. One of
the great advantages OF the G'ocers'
Association is that they buy In large
quantities, receiving the highest die
count, and sell to their mem sers at the
lowest cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Wanamaker & Brown.
OAK HALL,
Sixth & Market Sts,
PHILADELPHIA.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OP A
- writ of Lev&ri Facias. to me d.
rectrd, will be exposed 10 public sale at tssss
Court HOUSE, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
" ilmington, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
ON THURSDAY,
THE 21sT DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At 2 O'Clock p. N.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with the two-story brick dwell ny thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and escrtbed AS follows to wit:
Beginning at the easteIly side of Wilson
street between Tavlor and Ninth street at thu
dist. nee o about s5 feet and one-hfth inches
from the nOrtherly side ofTay lor street, the
easterly parallel 10 Taylor and Ninth streets
and through the centre Of the party, wall OF
inches to the westerly sid of a 8 feet wide
alley leading W I'll Taylor street, thence
thereby southery ana parallel to Wilson
street il fee inches more or less to the
northcrly side of another feet wide alley
leading in Wilson street, thence thereby
westerly and paral el to Taylor street II fecS
II inches to the side OF Wilson street afOre-
ssid and thence thereby rortherly IA feet
3 inches more or less To the place of of begin
ming, be the cont nts thereof what they nj aY~
with the use ofsaid alley in common forever.
seized and taken in execution as The prop
erty Of William IL. Clark, surviving mort.
gagor, and I. t., and be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheritl's office, Wilmington, July 8, 1857.
wv
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ON FRIDAY,
'' DA' VI JULY, I3s7.
A'!o'c.'cy, p. m.

'>''''l fra! estate, viz:
\ |aa'ji''"fl ,j ,.,. 3rict hailIllly ar dw,,,,u .,
|of NiI,.' t.I. ,'l - iierr nj lIni sitna,e
hfb ''.y..,,,.I'ol, Ncw ,'astl. rn,,u r,,"" !, =
|tp,.a, i' ~ on The ,uthcrly si,,o,
(A. "a, s,,,.1 lM 1i,ahcr 81 ,nar,, s1ic o. o.
|ltrly snl 'Ii" OF Franklin ,,r',., |'
\ lart,i,6Ii i'4s l,s through the nIij,
llref M '. .,r,a' %a'l between lac mn ,i :
I.rc,, !, w. , "r,i and ptr.,!lrI w,,h TX
w. Iioq.nI' I't', thence ra ,t"rIy AM anh
Elu-r.y s,,, ~ ',,frri, - feet To- n r9r,,n,. nma
|tNin,'H 'H,' plrllirl W lii traut,Ii,, ntfr,
and ll,a,5..',,,l .',l ra,lrrly side of ~" IN i,h
b + r.lgS ',g .l.."YFebyw y. stcily 70 fant a,,i
|%ri,lt ,st,,',lili. w. ~. II ouil ling IS ~,
|ln.gtana { t,.rc5Ty, .1t"Ty nack building 'Is Il
'toty b4ca y.i .fl 4 q ~. inches by 10 feet
hd,,,. 't' 'ns Il feet by 10
ssS rs" : aia,,se,,.p,lou -, ,,o n.oa
IpI, o,an, nn,'a.n'lon, contra II" torlp prop1 aI1
. wilmington, jim ~ -, III n
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Bor oarr ets-Oranor g. Co
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4: ! HAND |! !. ;ifiii;;i;;ii;;; M;

H. Gnclqa.,iS' Icy y T%fi'l \. =, Y HssSsa es,,a
"; san Fraacl,Cpp pht!a, ia,
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'ace, WiImiiaa miiaa,Mll.s'N, ,lI..' She III.

X si T. ppSI,. paSsIS,as, g. to me- directed d
'',,,,st' ia tSS SS .,' ,9stWeen Tenth and
a'rcpl;ss, 'Is DsI I'l'g Of Whining ton, uau
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h,s Of inc temperature

PUBLICAN ceace to day, in til g
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The National Debt.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The follow
ing debt statement was issued to-day:
Interest bearing debt, principal, 81,
162,5T1.112; interest 81, T13,141; total,
S114.294.25S. Debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity, principal,
S6,926,2T5; interest S19S,71T: total,
S7.I24.992. Debt bearing no interest
1856, 79S.267. Total debt, principal,
81, 500. 295,656; interest, S11, 911, $50.
Total, S1,70S,20T,513. Cash items
available for reduction of debt, $685.
1881; less reserve held for redemp-
ton of United States bonds, $1,000,
100000; total, S3S6.l2S,971. net. Cash
in treasury, S1S,599,9S3. Debt, less
cash in treasury, April 1, 1857, S1,31S,-
223,5SS. Decrease Of debt during the
month of March, S12S0S.46T. Una
valuable for reduction of debt SIG,
T52,612. Total cash in treasury, also
shown by the Treasuer-General's &C
count, S453.117,0S6.
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In the Comm ous.

IoSpox. April 1.-THE House Of
Commons resumed its sitting this
afternoon. After Speaker Peel had
thanked the House for Its indulgence
during his illness. Attorney General
Holmes reopened the debate on the
Governments side IN favor Of the
Irish Crimes Act Amendment Bill.
He contended that the measure was
far and reasonable one and that none
Of its provisions would interfere with
the Constitution or public rights.
The House should remember. Holmes
argued. that society IN Ireland was IL
{ state Of DISCRIMINATION: that crimes
went undecided. and that the people
seemed to sympsthize with criminals
and thwarted attempts 10 obtain eyi-
denee n cases where the evidence
was clearly against the prisoners.
Juries refused to convict. 50 that the
system Of trial by jury had absolutely
broken down in Ireland 1t was alb
surd 10 say that crime IN Ireland
should 90 UNPUBLISHED rather than that
! such an efectual means SIS the chang
hng Of venue should be taken TO Sc
oure the due administration Of law.
Holmes hoped that it would not be
necessary # the bill passed TO have
FREQUENT recourse TO 8 change OF
venue. TDerisive Parnelite cheers
Right Hon. Hugh c. Childers said
that although he supported the
amendment to the bill he admitted
that some of the bills provisions would
not be Objectionable if they were made
part of the general law for both Ire
land and England; but those features
of the proposed law which the Gov
eminent especially intended TO apply
to Ireland we're unwarTanted and
. would be found to evoke disorder in
stead Of remedying existing evils
WHY propose coercion when there
wss no increase OF crime shown IN
Irelands Before last election at least
ninety Conservative members OF Par
lament had declared against any FUR
Their coercion.
There were not fifty members IN
the House Of Commons TO night Ihe
debate on the Crimes bill viii 60 on
formally until Thursday, when the
House VIII I'll ND again. Gladstone
VII revive interest N Parliament By
speaking on Friday. The Govern.
ment Is anxious 10 reach the second
reading Of the Crimes bill without re
sorting 10 the cloture. and VIII not IN
sist upon q division before the I'D
linstant. Speaker Peel has lnhmated
Mr. Gladstone that II the head OF
he Government demands the cloture,
after q reasonable period OF debate,
D he VII always deem II his duty 70
aeomesce. and that this rule VIII ap-
ply TO any Government
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yachts to be Taught Naval Tactics.

4 WASHINGTON, April 1.-Some time
ago the Seawanhakee Yacht Club Of
New York made request to the Navy
Department that naval officer be de
tailed to visit New York for the pur-
pose of giving the club practical in
struetions in the management of its
vessels, with view of increasing its
proficiency to such an extent that the
aieet may be relied upon as naval re
serve. In compliance with this re
quest Commander McCalla has been
detailed to this duty.
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THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.

a few days ago Chang Yen Hoon
called at the State Department by ap-
pointment, when Secretary Bayard
handed him treasury draft for STAT,
zoo. the indemnity voted by Congress
for the benefit of the sufferers by the
raid made on the Chinese at Rock
Springs, in Wyoming Territory, one
year ago. There are 600 Chinese en-
titled to the benefits of this fund.
The distribution Of the money viii be
inrusted by the Minister to q COM
mission appointed from among the
benefciaries. Inanswer TO question
addressed to one of the principal
members of the Legation to-day as to
whether 1t would not require some
supervision from here TO cause the
proper distribution Of funds, he said:
"Oh. no: law and custom IN China
make the collection of debts an easy
matter and the temptations to dishon-
/. esty were reduced 70 minimum.
' The Chinese who came TO this country
brought all their traditions and Gus
toms with them and the most obscure
Of the sufferers in the Wyoming affair
could get what was due him without
any overlooking from here"
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DIsF1GURING HUMoRs, Illuminating Erup-
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ItehIng and Bnrnine Skin Diseaaea.

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itching Piles, anc Delicate Irritations peculiar
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A MagnlhSnt Popular Work on the Skin,
with Engraved Plates, is wrapped about the RI.
sOLIbSI. AlsO.one hundred Testimonials, sol
emily sworn to efore the Britisb C'ors1i ,.bic5
repeat this story 7 have been a tsrribIe 5f
for years from Disase= Of The stin and pIoai !.
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po0kI " HOW 70 cure Gin Diseases" Address
HAWAIIAN lOEsTGSEZs,
Benson Smith &co., Honolulu.
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CHOICE SALMON,

IN BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS:
Kits Salt MSckerel aud salmon Bellies,
Kegs. L and L Barrels Family Pork,
Choice Hams aud Bacon,
New York and California Cheese,
Adam and Limburg Cheese.
Oxford suG Cambridge Sausage, ana slo tins;
Vieuns Sausage. and a-lb tins;
Ham Sausage. 2-lb tins;
Coined Beef, Pigs Feet, English Drawn,
Lunch Tongues, OK Tongues, Deviled Ham.
Potte6 Nests. Boned Chicken snd Turkey,
Curried Fowl,
SuccotSsh, Green Corn, Green Peas,
Lima Beans. String Beans. Asparagus,
BarStarin Shrimps and Goldfish Balls,
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The Chinese Indemnity.

WASHINGTON. April S.-An erroneous
impression has obtained concerning
the prospective departure Of the Chi
nese Minister for Europe. 1t has been
said the Minister would take his entire
suite with him TO remain an indefinite
period. and the Legation building
would be given up. The lease of the
Stewart castle VIII not expire until
next November. and the family Of
Senator Stewart do not wish posses
sion at that time. Chang Yen Hoon
viii take it for another year. He will
leave America on the 10th of this
month. accompanied by certainly not
more than half of his suite. the other
remaining here.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

AFTER ALL that has been said against
poor "Lo!' aud not withstanding the
fAot that the government WAS almost
drawn into . bloody war With the q ties,
1t nov trsnspires thst the thievipg COW
boys are the cause OF the whole trou BILE.
These thieves not only drove the Indtans
back from thei- reservations, but sole
their horses and other live stock, and
even went 30 far as TO kill some OF their
women and children. Civilization for.
bids 1t, but indssd 1t would be but
retribuive justice to pen these 90 wArdly
miscresnts up In ten-Acre Held with
an equal number OF Uls Indians and
let them hghtit out to the deAth, hoping
that not On Indian life would be lost.
These land and cattle thieves should be
exterminAted by tho strong hand Of the
government, and we are pleased TO see
the latter coming to the aid OF the
tndians, who have been shAmefully
treated and cheated by the cowboys
and the government agents. The
country 10 to be congratulated tbAt
among tho many Indian agents Of the
Morris.Thomas stripe on honest one
has been found who 10 doing justice 10
ell concerned, sides with the Indians
aEd against the agents, and the govern
uent taking the side OF Agent Byrnes
has done justice to an abused and
cheated people and Preven led unneces.
ssry bloodshei.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

THInH n evidently trouble beeviug
Tor The NAtionei Eaoaapmsnt q. n.
b, whom Il meets In ~ Louis, lhs ~
ginslpg of which wAs the wheeling,
West Virginia, episode. A. large nun.
Der OF Democrats have expressed . de-
tsrninAtion 20 hang Cleveland banners
over the streets through which the
great army OF veterans are 70 march,
and doubtless great nu mbers OF veter-
Aas will obltQne around the objectionA-
Bile banners, only made obi jssstonab ble
oy being put there for the purpose Of
insulting the soldiers. The two lead.
ing Democratic papers OF tie city sre
having dispuss about T., one, the
Post Dlspatcb, taking the ground that
tue army was invited to come 70 St.
Louis by the city and the soldiers
should be treated % their guests, that
nothing should be done to cause them
to regret thtir visit, and expresses the
hope that no Cleveland pictures will
be fang to the brotxs during the stay
OF the veterans TIE Republican, the
other Demecrstio paper, claims that
the Grand Army invited Itself TO 81.
Louif, thA. 1t has treated the city
sbamsfully in the Cleveland Invitation
trouble, and that In asking that the
Cleveland banners should be taken
down too much 10 asked. II 10 hoped
there Will be no trouble, but there most
undou b.edly Will be II Cleveland ban
ners with insulting Inscriptions are
flung out with no other purpose than
to insul. the soldiers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
WANAaAKn@'

tains. If We can send for
them now il will save hurry
and worry for both you and
us. For laundering real cur
tains. 81; imitation, IS cents.
Second floor, north Of Transep'.
There is no handler shoe
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